CH. 1 INTRO TO FORENSIC Review

Matching: Match each branch of forensic science to the correct description.

• Polygraphy

• Use lie detectors or other interrogation methods

• Odontology

• 1.   Study medical history of victims and determine cause and circumstance 

          of death

  
  

• Pathology

• 1.  Use dental marks for the identification of corpses

• Psychiatry

• 1. aluate offenders  to determine if they are competent to stand trial

• Criminalistics AKA Forensics

• 1. Application of science to matters of the law

Matching: Match each branch of forensic science to the correct description.

• Engineering

• 1. Identify the cause of drug overs doses or poisonings

• Computer science

• 1. Trace crimes dealing with electronic records or identity theft

• Toxicology

• 1.  Investigate accidents dealing with transportation, structure collapses, 

        and product liability

  
  

Matching: Match each person to their important contribution to forensic science.

• 1. Published Sherlock Holmes stories

• Alphonse Bertillon

• 1. comparison microscope for bullets

• August Vollmer

• 1. Established the First Crime Lab in USA

• Arthur Conan Doyle

•   “Father of Criminal Identification”

• Calvin Goddard

• Published "Questioned Documents"

• Albert S. Osborn

Match the following to the correct description

• Serology

• 1.  Identify body fluids at crime scenes or on evidence

• Anthropology

• 1.  Able to match of projectiles to firearms

• Matthew

  Orfilia

• 1. Developed a method to determine blood type of dried blood 

• 1. Leone Lattes

• 1.  Use skeletal body remains for identification 

• Ballistics

• 1.  “Father of Forensic Toxicology”; chemist who studied the 

     detection of poisons.

  
  

Matching: Match each person to their important contribution to forensic science.

• Edmond Locard

• 1.  Published Finger Prints about the uniqueness and classification of  prints

  
  

• Frances Galton

• 1.  Published Criminal Investigation to apply scientific principles to 

           forensic science

  
  

• 1. William Herschel

• 1. The founder and director of the Institute of Criminalistics at the University of Lyons, France. Developed a principle of  transfer of trace evidence.

  
  

• 1. Hans Gross

• Used thumb prints to ID workers in India

• 1. Karl Landsteiner

• 1. Received Nobel Prize for discovering the ABO Blood Types

Match each type of law to the correct description or definition.

• Laws based on the Constitution

• Criminal

• Laws that deal with regulation and enforcement of rights

• Statutory

• Laws that are developed for preventative or remedial purposes, such as a restraining order

• Equity

Match each type of law to the correct description or definition.

• 1. Laws that deal with relationships between individuals

• Civil

• Laws based on the Constitution

• Common

• 1.    Laws made up of judicial opinions and precedents

• Administrative

Bill of Rights: "Arrest warrants and protection against unreasonable searches and seizures"

What is the correct Amendment number?

• 4

• 2

• 6

• 8

Bill of Rights - Bails, Fines & Punishments- Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted. What is the correct amendment number?

• 8

• 5

• 3

• 2

Bill of Rights in Criminal Cases – Grand Jury, Double Jeopardy, Self-Incrimination, Due Process - which amendment?

• 5

• 1

• 4

• 8